COW CERAMIC KNOB INDIANSHELF IN INDIA

Cow is the most sacred animal and is worshiped in many countries.Cow provides us with milk and various kinds of dairy products like cheese and butter.The dairy products are a good source of calcium and proteins and helps in proper development of a bone structure. The milk is also popular because of its pure white colour.It is the symbol of purity and authenticity. White is a sacred colour and is often used as the colour code in the western countries. Cows association with human beings have been traced way back after the end of Stone Age.The early man use to domesticate cows as it was the source of food and hides to protect them from the harsh winters of the season. The cow is a four legged animals that give birth to the young one after the completion of 4 years of age. The young calf is able to stand on his feet after a couple of hours and join the mother for grazing in the field. The young calf always accompanies the mother cow and cow is known for her gentleness and nobility.It is a known fact that the if you let a domesticated cow loose out in the open for grazing it returns back on itself.There are many stories revolving about why it is considered sacred and worshipped during religious festivals.The holy Nandi was the right hand of lord Shiva and lord Shiva held Nandi in high praises and no ceremony was completed without his approval or participation. Cow love to move around in groups.The male version of the cow is known as the bullock which is also domesticated to plough the field and used to pull the cart and known as bullock card and is the only means of travel in the bumpy and muddy soil of the rural areas.The ceramic knob is used as a pull for drawers on crispy white interiors where the furniture or the upholstery is in crispy white interiors.